Oilers drive out six doubles and take first game
Rufus Meadows on the mound for Laurel limits Monroe to four singles. Drillers turn sharp defense including double plays and feature three-hit efforts from Joe Granado and Jimmy Clemmons. Monroe leads 5-1 in final tally while Parker and Campbell make circus catches in outfield.
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Virginia
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Sports Calendar and Upcoming Events
Racing continues at Belmont Park Chicago Latonia Collinsville. Golf Irish amateur closed championship at Cork. Eastern women's championship at Waverly Massachusetts. Tennis New England championship at Hartford Connecticut. Boxing Paolino Uzeudun versus Ed Keeley ten rounds in Boston.
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Chicago
Latonia
Collinsville
Cork
Waverly
Mass
New England
Hartford
Conn
Paolino Uzeudun
Ed Keeley
Boston
Police Court Roundup Hits Traffic and Dice Gambling
Monday at the police court L I Gant faced $5 or 5 days for a traffic violation while C B Young and J M Parker faced $10 or 10 days each. Goldman Donaldson Fred Neal W M McClendon and Joe Williams jailed $25 or 25 days for gambling with dice for money. Josephine Collens charged with drawing and displaying a dangerous weapon at $25 or 25 days. L Mitchell fined $17.50 for Hood bill violation and $15 or 15 days for liquor possession. Gambling with dice or cards noted for Mitchell and Snowden at $25 or 25 days.
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L. I. Gant
C. B. Young
J. M. Parker
Goldman Donaldson
Fred Neal
W. M. McClendon
Joe Williams
Josephine Collens
L. Mitchell
D. Snowden
Police raid nets six charged under anti vice code
Early this morning two police raids led to the arrest of Laura Blanks Sarah Hollis Mary Smith T A Beckton and J C Crawford all jailed for violating the anti vice code with Blanks and Hollis also charged with running a disorderly house Willie Baron and Stella Bridges, both Black, were later charged with anti vice violations as well. Police Captain E B Clower Sergeant Frank Pettit and Officer C W Platt conducted the raids.
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Laura Blanks
Sarah Hollis
Mary Smith
T. A. Beckton
J. C. Crawford
Blanks
Hollis
Willie Baron
Stella Bridges
Walsworth to Open Offices Near Court House
Dr J E Walsworth will remodel 108 Oak street into a modern office suite overlooking the court house with large waiting rooms for white and colored patients private offices treatment rooms and hydrotherapy baths The quarters should be ready later this month and involve a substantial expenditure of money.
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J. E. Walsworth
Oak Street
Court House
Dr A L Peters Returns to Practice at Ouachita Bank
Dr. A L Peters resumes clinical work at 203 Ouachita Natl Bank with office phone 3077 and residence 1132 listed for contact and scheduling.
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A. L. Peters
Ouachita Nat'l Bank
Union trip sparks protests in Farmerville
A Farmerville social visit by Will Holland an assistant director of the conservation department prompts 30 citizens to publish a statement denying political aims. The Shreveport Times notes Holland visited Capt. R P Webb and Ed Everett, returning to Monroe the same day, insisting the trip was social and not political.
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Shreveport Times
Farmersville
Union Parish
Wilson 5
Farmerville
Monroe
Mr. Holland
T. Semmes Walmsley
New Orleans
My Soldier Lover by Lorraine in True Story July
Lorraine recalls a summer romance with George Miller ending in disaster as Captain Stephens enters and a stormy night traps her. The piece showcases the ensuing anguish and hopeless days, framed as one of True Story Magazine's sixteen July features.
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Lorraine
George Miller
Captain Stephens
True Story
Louisiana Flood Reflections on Ring Politicking
A flood devastates millions of acres in Louisiana affecting over a quarter million people and extensive property losses. The statement condemns a political ring for rushed governor candidate selection. Signers include Rev. B. F. Neal, Herbert Phelps, H. W. Ward, Dr. E. Tugwell, J. N. Milstead, Conway, S. A. Gibson, FE. N. Kilpatrick, A. C. Tugwell, and other local figures.
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Louisiana
B. F. Neal
Baptist
Herbert Phelps
H. W. Ward
Dr. E. Tugwell
Board of Supervisors of Elections
J. N. Milstead
Conway
S. A. Gibson
FE. N. Kilpatrick
Board of Vital Statistics
A. C. Tugwell
M Farmer
Differences in Views on Decline of Tragedy Appeal
London dramatist St John Ervine and Lady Rhondda clash over why tragedy wanes in theaters. Ervine argues women theatergoers seek lighter fare they can giggle at. Lady Rhondda counters with a different critique of audience taste.
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London
St. John Ervine
Lady Rhondda
Ervine
Men Prefer Music Shows To Spare Their Friends Bored
A brief note suggests men attend musical shows to avoid boring their companions, implying social habits favor performances over other activities.
Philadelphia Leads America's First Directory Issuance
Philadelphia became the first city in the United States to issue a city directory marking an early advance in urban record keeping. The move established a precedent for organized public listings, guiding residents and officials in navigation and governance.
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